An Epic failure, but what now for Hong Kong’s MMA family?

When Hong Kong’s Epic MMA Club closed its doors this week ... “It’s like if I said let’s go and build a house but we are going to start with the second floor. It just doesn’t happen. Like, I got my son into jiu-jitsu and he loves it. ( read original story ...)

New ring to reshape how phones are used

The ring, designed by Hong Kong-based start-up Origami Labs, was inspired by Peter Wong, the visually impaired father of the firm's co-founder Kevin Wong. 'As a visual-impaired person, I rely on the software on the smartphone to read the icons, the texts ... ( read original story ...)

‘Smart’ ring to help visually impaired

The ring, designed by Hong Kong-based start-up Origami Labs, was inspired by Peter Wong, the visually impaired father of the firm's co-founder Kevin Wong. "As a visual-impaired person, I rely on the software on the smartphone to read the icons, the texts ... ( read original story ...)

Sri Lanka dominate proceedings in Hong Kong

Sri Lanka Under-20 team dominated the proceedings in the Asia Under-20 Rugby Championship which kicked off at King’s Park Hong Kong yesterday ... Sri Lanka got off to a fine start in the first game against Philippines when Avishka Lee gave them the ... ( read original story ...)

Uber admits it rented fire-prone cars in Singapore

HONG KONG (CNNMoney) - Uber's latest embarrassing crisis involves renting out fire-prone cars to its drivers in Singapore. The ride-hailing startup has admitted it provided the faulty vehicles even though they had been recalled months earlier over a defect ... ( read original story ...)

Chinese Wealth Manager Plans Branches in Australia and Canada

“When I joined Noah three years ago, I thought clients in second- and third-tier cities had no demand for overseas investment,” said Lam, who had worked for 15 years at McKinsey & Co ... first overseas branch in Hong Kong in 2012 and set up the ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong Startup Is Said Close to $500 Million Valuation (2)

(Bloomberg) -- TNG FinTech Group Inc., a Hong Kong-based digital wallet operator founded in 2013, is poised to close a funding round and is targeting a valuation of about $500 million, according to a person familiar with the matter. The firm has attracted ... ( read original story ...)